Sentence examples for preparing young from inspiring English sources

The No Child Left Behind law is not preparing young people for the future.

Preparing young musicians for orchestral careers involves considerably more than teaching them to play their instruments.

Preparing young dancers for the real world, seeing their artistry begin to bloom.

It is appalling that an institution responsible for preparing young women for adult life has actively opposed our feminist work.

But when it comes to preparing young doctors to manage disease, the training environment has been completely transformed.

The country also needs to reform its education system, which does a poor job preparing young people for skilled jobs in the manufacturing and the service sector.

Perception or not, the reality is that the sports industry has done its part preparing young men and women for their careers as professional athletes.

During the 1960's, Dr. Sacks consulted to the U.S. Peace Corps, preparing young volunteers for their service overseas and acclimation upon their return.

But Kentucky's basketball program is in fact a tribute to a real-world system that works, preparing young people for a viable profession — in this case, professional athletics.

Just as families need the government, the government needs healthy, stable families to do the critical work of preparing young children for school.

The education system is not preparing young people with the skills for the modern workplace and career guidance in general, is not available.